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As It Is Written: Project 304,805. Scribe Julie Seltzer. Photo: Bruce Damonte.
It begins with parchment, ink, a hand-sharpened feather quill, and a scribe who states out loud the intention to write a Torah scroll, the most holy and important object in Judaism. One year, 62 sheets, 248 columns, 10,416 lines, and finally 304,805 letters later, it is written.
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presents As It Is Written: Project 304,805, an exhibition centered around a soferet (a professionally trained female scribe) who while on public view will write out the entire text of the Torah over the course of a full year. She will be one of the few known women to complete an entire Torah scroll, an accomplishment traditionally exclusive to men. As the soferet works within the gallery, she will actively engage in dialogue during a scheduled time each day, answer questions, and share the mysteries and tools of her trade. In this groundbreaking, living exhibition, the Museum will be the first public institution to reveal this traditionally private process unchanged by time for thousands of years. Visitors will have an unprecedented opportunity to learn about one of the worlds foundational religious texts and the spiritual and ritual essence of an enduring scribal art.
Around this central activity, the Museum presents a series of displays that explore the Torah in its many facets: as historical artifact, ritual object, scribal tradition, and contemporary muse. On view will be new works responding to sections of the Torah created by 54 prominent local and national contemporary artists, which will grow over time. There will also be a historical display that includes an old Torah which is no longer in use, as well as examples of the ornamentation associated with the storage and reading of the scrolls and other Jewish scribal arts.
With this exhibition the Contemporary Jewish Museum becomes an unprecedented, public forum for understanding and contemplating the extraordinary history, mystery, and contemporary relevance of the Torah, says Museum director Connie Wolf. The Torah is a wonderfully alive document at the heart of Jewish life told, re-told, and continually reconsidered through an interpretive process called midrash. We wanted to engage contemporary artists and audiences in that dynamic investigative possibility and create a unique platform for everyone, regardless of background, to enter into a dialogue with the text.
The Torah and The Torah Scroll
The Torah is the foundational document of the Jewish people, integrating the formative history of Jews with laws that define their fundamental values. The Torah scroll, known as a Sefer Torah, is a handwritten copy of the Torah, or the Five Books of Moses (Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy). There are many rules and requirements for writing a Sefer Torah, and for how it is used and stored. A Sefer Torah is kept in a Holy Ark in a synagogue and is used in the ritual of Torah reading during weekly services. The text of the Torah is also printed in book form and is known as the Chumash. While the content has tremendous importance also in Christianity and Islam, the Torah scroll is a uniquely Jewish construction at the core of Jewish identity. While other religions adapted their religious texts into book form, Jews held fast to the scroll as a ritual object.
Since ancient times, both the material and spiritual requirements for preparing a Torah scroll have been rigorously fixed. Early on, rabbinic culture froze the technology of the Torah scroll and codified scribal practice in an effort to ensure scrupulous accuracy, thus preserving and fixing the text for eternity. Every detail of the scroll, from the relative size of different letters to requirements for the type of parchment, remains the same to this day.
Preparation of a Torah scroll connects you through time as very few things do, says Alan Cooper, provost and professor of biblical studies at the Jewish Theological Seminary in New York, the Museums advisory partner for the exhibition. It is an immersion in an ancient act of worship experienced now and centuries ago in an identical way. Each writing brings the past to life and to be able to share that with people really adds to its wonderment.
The Scribe
Thirty-four-year-old Julie Seltzer has gone through an extensive training process to become a soferet. Becoming a professional scribe was the outcome of an enduring curiosity about Judaism and a passion for the Hebrew language after a stay on an agricultural development, or kibbutz, in Israel. I was so intrigued by Hebrew letters and their mystical meaning, she says. I just started teaching myself from the Internet sites that explained letter formation and how to hold a calligraphy pen - and then I finally found teachers.
In New York, she began to apprentice with Jen Taylor Friedman, the only known woman to complete a Torah scroll in contemporary times. The profession has traditionally been exclusive to men, and still is in many Orthodox communities. Friedman and Seltzer are part of a small but growing group of pioneering women learning the profession.
Scribing however, is typically an anonymous art, and done out of the public eye. Seltzer was willing to uproot her life, and move to San Francisco to work at the Museum because it presented such a unique opportunity to not only be one of the few women known to complete a Torah scroll, but to do so in a public forum, while interacting with the community.
People are really curious about my profession, she says. They always have a lot of questions so the educational aspect of this is really interesting to me. Its such an extraordinary opportunity to share this with people.
Seltzer says that the question she most often gets is how she avoids making mistakes. Everyone thinks that scribes do not make mistakes, but mistakes are inevitable. I welcome the opportunity to let visitors see how scribes make corrections to ensure full accuracy of the text. Visitors will be able to see how a scribe painstakingly scrapes the dried ink off of the parchment with a blade and uses chalk on the spot to restore the color, a delicate task since parchment is animal skin (either kosher cow or goat) that has subtle and beautiful variations of color.
Seltzer anticipates that visitors will be fascinated by the many surprising rules of the process. For example, similar letters cannot be corrected by erasing a part of one to form the other. The whole letter must be eliminated and started again. And, scribes must state out loud their intention each time before writing Gods name otherwise the Torah scroll is not considered kosher. There are also many scribal quirks that have persisted over centuries mysterious crownlets that appear over certain letters, letters that are written larger or smaller than others, and inverted letters.
Museum visitors will also be able to examine and in some cases handle her materials the velvety parchment and the feather quills. I make the quills myself I like turkey feathers best and I have to sharpen them every five lines or so, she says. People will get to see and even experience all of these rituals in real time.
Seltzer will work in the gallery during regular Museum hours except on Saturdays and Jewish holidays. The finished sheets of the growing Torah scroll will be displayed in the gallery.
When the Torah scroll is finished, the Museum will invite emerging Jewish communities and Jewish communities in need from around the world to apply for its use. The Museums Torah will be shared with a new community every 2-3 years.
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LITTLE ROCK – The Bryant Black Sox Senior (19-under) American Legion baseball team went to Buddy Coleman Field at Central High School in Little Rock and shutout out the Little Rock Blues 7-0 on Tuesday night. The Black Sox improved their season record to 3-0 after beating Cabot 11-5 in the first game of the year and topping Benton 9-0 last Wednesday.
Sox starting pitcher Tyler Nelson gave up just one hit and no runs for the win. Nelson walked four and struck out eight, including six in a row, in five innings pitched (93 pitches). He had a no-hitter until he gave up a single to center field to begin the bottom of the sixth inning.
"Nelson threw a good game; he just walked too many," Sox Coach Darren Hurt said of Nelson's pitch count. "But, when he was throwing strikes, they didn't hit him hard at any point. He's got to work on [walks], but he threw a gem.
"Pitch count got too high. A hated to pull him for a no-no, but I was getting real close. I went ahead and sent him out there for the sixth knowing if they got a hit, he was coming out. We had Nate ready to go. As soon as they got that hit, it was a no-brainer."
Nate Rutherford, the 7A State Tournament MVP, relieved for Nelson after the single and retired four in a row before walking a batter. He struck out the next two Blues on a foul-tip fastball and an inside change up to end the game. Rutherford struck out two in two innings pitched.
The Black Sox got on the board in the top of the first when Hunter Mayall reached on a four-pitch walk, went to second on a wild pitch and third on Nelson's infield single. Mayall would scored on the second baseman's error to give Bryant a 1-0 lead, but Landon Pickett grounded into a double play and Nelson was caught stealing at home when the pitcher threw a wild pitch, but covered when the catcher got him the ball before Nelson's slide.
The Sox made up for their missed chances in the top of the second inning when Hayden Lessenberry struck out, but was made it to first when the ball got away from the catcher, who then threw it in the dirt near first. Lessenberry was erased on Hayden Daniel's fielder's choice and Ozzie Hurt was hit by a pitch. After Marcus Wilson flew out to center field for the second out, Mayall hit a two-run double, Nelson an RBI single and Jordan Taylor a single to center to score a run to put Bryant up 5-0.
"We did enough early," Coach Hurt said. "Their pitcher threw a heck of a game. We know what kind of pitcher he is. We knew it was going to be tough to score on him. Getting that one in the first, which should have been more. We let it slip away in the first inning, but in the second inning, we got some breaks and made them pay for it.
Once we got that 5-0 lead, Nelson settled in and took care of it from there, him and Rutherford."
Bryant scored two more in the top of the seventh inning when Taylor hit a double to left field after the fielder misjudged the ball. Pickett reached on the shortstop's error and Tyler Brown reached on a bunt single when he attempted to sacrifice the runners over. Lessenberry, who struck out his previous three at bats, doubled to left field to score Taylor and Pickett and set the final 7-0 margin.
Mayall, the left fielder, went 2 for 2 with two runs, two RBIs and 12 total bases. He also walked and was hit by a pitch.
"He does what he always does," Hurt said of Mayall. 'He's a freak is what he is. The kid just finds a way to get on base. You can get him two strikes and he's going to foul it off, foul it off, and then the next thing you know, he's going to put one in left field, right field, you never know. He's a great hitter."
Taylor and Nelson each went 2 for 4 with a run and an RBI, and hurt went 2 for 3 with a run. The Black Sox outhit the Blues 10-1.
The Black sox travel to Lake Hamilton on Thursday to play a double header.
Sport Shop Black Sox win late
The Bryant Sport Shop Black Sox Junior American Legion team were down by a run going into the last inning, but scored three in the final inning to defeat the Blues Jr. team 9-7 on Tuesday at Buddy Coleman Field in Little Rock.
"It was a great win," Jr. Sox Coach Tyler Pickett said. "All the kids really contributed. We struggled on the mound a little bit early, but we settled in and held them."
Down 7-6 in the last inning, Bryant's Caleb Chaffin walked and Collins Fredericksson pinch ran. Fredericksson stole second base when the pitcher attempted to pick him off at first, but the ball got away allowing Fredericksson to reach third base. Dalton Holt followed with an RBI single to right field to tie it at 7-7.
Two batters later, Blake Patterson doubled in Holt from first base to give the Sox the 8-7 lead and later scored on an error for the final tally.
"We had some big at bats," Pickett said. "One by Jimbo Seale to get it going for us in the second inning. Then we had a great at bat by Caleb Chaffin to get on base for us late. We put in Collins and he got us to third. Dalton Holt had a big hit to drive in that run and really get us going again.
"We had a good time. It was fun, I love it when we win, especially when everyone contributes like that."
The Sport Shop Black Sox (3-4) will play next today against Benton Sport Shop.

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You need a serial number for a product that is within the upgrade range of CS5.5 which might be CS3, 4 or 5, but you will have to find out. Without the key you will not be able to use it. You do not actually need CS5 installed to install it.
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If you bought an upgrade version you will need to have one of the earlier versions installed.
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To "Upgrade", yes you will need to own and have installed one of the previous versions withiin the registration range.... so MX2004 will not work... for example.
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That is unfortunate. I tried looking for just the cs5 version but couldn`t find anything, not even on this website, it just keeps bringing me to cs5.5. Thanks for the input.
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I recently reinstalled my entire OS and installed CS5.5 upgrade itself. I also installed Flash Builder upgrade and Dreamweaver CS5.5 upgrade without prior installs, no issues.
A strategy that will work is simply download the CS5.5 trial version and install it. When it asks you for your key, enter the key you have. Then you will be prompted for a previous versions key. Enter that and you're done as long as the previous key is within the upgrade range. There's no difference besides perhaps samples between the boxed version and the Trial download.
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I actually spoke to someone who works here, on the chat. He said I need the full version, i`ll just return this one and save up for the full version. Thanks anyway.
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So you didn't have a previous version within the upgrade range. I thought you knew you needed that. Each upgrade tells you which version you need minimum to upgrade from.


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MFP 005 Interviewee: Ho llis Watkins Interviewer: Dr. Paul Ortiz Date of Interview: May 6, 2008 O: Okay. We are here with Mr. Hollis Watkins at the 2008 Sunflower County Civil Rights Reunion. Mr. Watkins, I want to start off by thanking you so much for agreeing to do the interview. Could you tell us why you are here today? W: My major purpose here t oday as part of the reunion is to share with the people here today background information on music as used as a part of the struggle, sing some of those, and talk about how those songs in the struggle was used and the major purpose for those songs being us my being here. O: Why was music so important in the M ovement? W: One of the reasons that music was so impo rtant was because music in the M ovement, as we saw it, could be used as a tool for bringing people together, of intro ducing yourselves to people and getting close to people, motivating people and inspiring people. When you look at Mississippi in particular, Mississippi is a state where religion is very, very prevalent, so people are used to singing songs. already familiar with rather than trying to introduce them to something new from one of the reasons that the music, the songs, were so important, is that people were used to singing in the different churches. So if you come doing that, then they can relate to you. Also, music is therapeutic. It is also a bonding device You can send me ssages through music. You can also
MFP 005; Watkins; Page 2 motivate and inspire through music. You can present different things in music music as it would be if you sat down in dialogue or if you gave a speech. Those are some of the reasons that music was so important. O: What was your musical background before the M ovement, or did you have a musical background? W: I grew up in Mississippi and S outhwest Mississippi not too far from McComb and Summ family was a family that sang. In addition to singing in the church, being a part of the church choir, my family itself had a group of its own, which at that time people called a quartet but it was more of us than four family members who sang so it church, being a part of the church, singing in the church, singing in the choir, also doing a little bit with my older brothers and father in the church. Naturally singing became a par t of me, and as I got into the M ovement, I analyzed the singing and realized how important it was as a tool to be able to reach and communicate with people. O: Now, you mentio n you analyzed the music, like when you were getting in. Did that mean that you were looking at, say, the lyrics ? How did you go about analyzing?
MFP 005; Watkins; Page 3 W: In some cases in analyzing music, I listened to the lyrics. In other cases, I just take note of the rhythm. I paid strict attention to how people joined in and really a b o nding piece in the church when people would sing songs that people were familiar with, 99 to 100 percent of e verybody in the church would be you can get 100 percent participation from, so this process. Also, when I looked at how the church se rvice took place, there was some singing going on before anybody began to talk. To me, that is saying to me that this is an attention getter. This is a bonding force that is taking place. This is getting people ready and prepared to receive a message comin g from someone. use that same approach in working with people in the community as a part of our O: Mr. Watkins, when you say music is a bonding force, do you mean that you saw the music as a way to get people to bond with each other in a way? W: Well, naturally, if something is going on and everybody is participating in it, that within i tself, that very act, creates connectivity, a co n nected ness to everybody moment. In most cases, we as human beings, if we can see or are shown how, t we can come together around other things. Maybe not to the same extent but at least a
MFP 005; Watkins; Page 4 certain percentage of us can and will come together, and maybe it will be at the same percentage level. But it, it creates that possibility there. The thing that I real ized and discovered is that when people get involved in singing, they throw your troubles, then for to listen, to try to get understanding and even more open and susceptible to the possibility of joining on and doin g something in relationship to what is being said that need to be done, then you would be if your mind is completely bogged somebody is saying to you because you are deali ng with your problems, that which is weighting you down. Singing is a way of getting people to shed off some of the weight that they carry. O: When you think back to the Movement years in the [19] 60s and in Mississippi, is there one event where you saw mus ic just transform people or one particular it could be more than one but just one experience that you just, that kind of stands out where music just kind of transformed everything? W: See, I saw that process happening back then. By me staying in Mississipp i continuing to work, I still use that process. I see it happen every day, you know, three specific events in terms of which that happened because, see, in my case,
MFP 005; Watkins; Page 5 you kn seven forty eight years of all of this. So way. O: Do you h ave a favorite song out of all of the songs that you sung or participated in? W: because to me, to me, the songs are kind of ready to do some carpentry work, you know, you want some hammers, some tools in reference to other th ings but not in reference to doing this carpentry work. So what I do is I look at and try to get an understanding of who the people songs that would be best. And if which in mos t cases I do that is one that is about bringing folks together and do a test to see how it works. and I want to do folks have some little favorite, but, you know, I just say all of them s my favorite. I
MFP 005; Watkins; Page 6 put all of them in my bag. I got them to be used at various points in time, O: What songs are you going to sing today? W: O: nd of wait to see, like, how W: You know, I need to you know, I want to look into the eyes and the faces of that. Because there have been times that I did that, and when I got there and looked into the eyes of the folks, et cetera, and who was there then, hey, look, hel ping talking about some historical stuff as it relates to music, the role it played in the M way back from some real historical stuff and come through. Sometime I do that, sometime I start in the middle, sometime I just deal with an end piece. It also depends on the amount of time and all of that. O: Yeah. W: he songs and how they were used need
MFP 005; Watkins; Page 7 ave understanding of the history of songs and how and in what manner they were used. So I try to set that up O: This question just occurred to me when I was listening to you talk. When you think about the 1950s, 1960s, were there any musicians or types of music that you think seemed to reflect this longing for freedom that might have had an impact, I mean, outside of the immediate M ovement? W: back to the [19]50s and [19] 6 there is, and here again, those of us that were deep into the religion and the church thing, you know, other than the spi were young, then you had to slip off and get involved in that. We stuck strictly to the religious. O: To the religious music. W: Uh huh. O: Yeah. Ho w did the M ovement change your life? W: How did the M ovement change my life? It probably prevented me from venturing off in money really talk about what change that would have been. But the M ovement enabled me to get closer to people and get a better understanding of people as to where
MFP 005; Watkins; Page 8 they were coming from, you know, why they did certain things and all of that. I think all in all, the M ovement helped to make me into a bett er person. But in M a great athlete, which I never became. You know, because I was growing up as a child and when I went to high school and even when I went to college, I was very fast. I was an excellent baseball player, you know, and a pretty good basketball player. I could, for example, relatively easy at that time we dealt with yards rather tha n meters, I could relatively easy do Unidentified female : Oh, hi! O: Unidentified female : Just finishing up? W: Unidentified female W: okay. Thank you. Unidentified female W: I could relativel y easy do the 100 yard dash in ten seconds. O: Are you serious? W: Yeah.
MFP 005; Watkins; Page 9 O: W: I understand that. I say I was pretty fast. My last three years in high school playing basketball, I had between an 18 and 22 point average. In baseball, I was three years. O: In three years? W: In three years. O: Wow. W: The three tim es I struck out were with the same person, nobody else other than with that person, twice in one year and once in one year. So in three years of playing baseball, I struck out three times. O: W: There were times when I came to the bat and t he pitcher would have to th row sometime anywhere between fifteen and twenty something pitches before our So had I not gotten into the M hose, and I probably could have even done something in terms of singing. Those were opportunities that was out there O: Yeah.
MFP 005; Watkins; Page 10 W: that went by the ways ide that being involved in the M ovement, you know, I could not look at and only was able to use my talen t in terms of singing to enhance a deal with the work that I was doing in the M really know. See, those are just possibilities. O: Of what might have been, yeah. W: Yeah, those were possibilities. O: Okay. W: And, you know, I don to pursue any and all of those. O: k you again for sitting down with me. W: Okay. O: [End of interview ] Final edited by: Diana Dombrowski, July 16, 2013


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"Eat Local, Buy California Grown Day" Resolution Introduced at State Capitol to Boost Pride in Local Agriculture and Support the State Economy
New Survey Finds Residents Demand 'Local' Foods Yet Millions are Spent on Out-of-State Fare; Californians Encouraged to Dedicate At Least One Day a Week - Sundays - to Eating Only Locally Grown Foods
Mar 23, 2011, 01:38 ET
LIVINGSTON, Calif., March 23, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- California's budget woes – and our state's economy – could be bolstered to the tune of $15.6 billion annually if Californians pledged to eat all locally grown foods just one day a week. So say lawmakers and agriculture leaders who gathered today at the state's capitol to urge Californians to Eat Local, Buy California Grown with a new resolution introduced during California Ag Day at the Capitol. A new NSON Opinion Strategy survey commissioned by California poultry producer Foster Farms shows 85 percent of California consumers say it is important to purchase foods "Grown in California," yet millions of dollars are still spent on so-called "fresh" foods from across state lines – more than a quarter billion dollars on out-of-state chicken alone.
The new "Eat Local, Buy California Grown Day" resolution is authored by Assembly Members Fiona Ma and Cathleen Galgiani, Chair of the Assembly Committee on Agriculture. The resolution was announced today by Ma and State Senator Anthony Cannella. Also speaking in support of the resolution at the Capitol were Ira Brill of Foster Farms and Chris Zanobini of California Grown. The resolution, which is quickly gaining support from other California agricultural leaders and officials, calls for Californians to prepare meals made exclusively from California-grown ingredients at least one day a week – Sundays. According to the just-released survey, more than 73 percent of Californians say they would be willing to do just that.
The "Eat Local, Buy California Grown Day" movement celebrates California, the country's most agriculturally abundant state, which produces 400 commodities and a significant amount of food for the rest of the country. By making a conscious decision to Eat Local, Buy California Grown, Californians can support California farmers who work hard to raise healthy, high-quality food locally while keeping billions of consumer dollars within the state supporting local businesses, communities and families. California consumers can also show support by signing a pledge to dedicate Sundays to eating local on the "Eat Local, Buy California Grown Day" Facebook page (www.facebook.com/eatlocalbuycaliforniagrown).
"We've always said it's important not to be fooled by Imposter chicken from out of state," says Ira Brill, Director of Marketing and Advertising Services for Foster Farms who represented the poultry industry at the state event. "But now, more than ever, it's important for us to band together and support our California-grown neighbors. With the budget deficit as it is in California, we need to keep hardworking Californians' money in the state – for the good of all Californians," adds Brill. "Our research shows that California consumers know that the food safety and environmental standards in this state are more stringent."
California maintains a commitment to the best practices in environmental impact and sustainability, animal welfare and food safety, and continues to produce more "fresh" and "natural" products than any other state. The California poultry industry alone sustains more than 25,000 employees and accounts for 22 percent of the state's agricultural sales.
Additional survey findings include:
- Consumers rank poultry (71 percent), produce (79 percent) and milk (78 percent) as the most important food to be California grown.
- More than half of Californians "often" or "always" purchase fresh, local foods (74 percent - milk, 65 percent - poultry, 80 percent - produce; 57 percent - meats) which is in stark contrast to the national average revealed in a 2010 survey by Yale and George Mason universities showing that just 26 percent of U.S. consumers "often" or "always" purchase fresh, locally-grown foods.(1)
- More than 77 percent of California consumers agreed that California has larger bounty/more fresh, locally-grown foods than other parts of the country.
- More than half of respondents were unaware of, and responded negatively to, the fact that nearly half of fresh chicken sold in grocery stores is shipped from states outside of California from as far away as Arkansas and Texas. More than 43 percent of respondents would refuse to buy fresh poultry if they knew it took longer than 48 hours to be delivered to their store.
- 83 percent of Californians say they are more likely to buy fresh chicken that has been grown on farms located in California than grown in other states.
Family-owned Foster Farms, with a more than 70-year legacy of chicken farming in California, joins the California Poultry Federation and other leading agricultural groups supporting Eat Local, Buy California Grown. The company has launched a new communications program devoted to its fresh, local chicken production in California. Foster Farms raises all chicken sold in California on private ranches throughout the state, allowing its chicken to be delivered truly fresh to stores within 48 hours or less, unlike out-of-state chicken which could take four days or more. The 48 Hours program includes new television advertisements featuring the fan favorite Foster Imposters on location in California. The program also includes participation at several consumer events throughout the state. Consumers can learn more about the Imposters' appearance at events and get ideas for cooking locally at www.facebook.com/fosterfarmseatlocal.
About Foster Farms
Since 1939, West Coast families have depended on Foster Farms for premium quality chicken products. Family-owned and operated, the company continues its legacy of excellence and commitment to quality established by its founders, Max and Verda Foster. Foster Farms specializes in fresh, all natural chicken products free of preservatives, additives or injected sodium enhancers. Based in California's Central Valley, with ranches also in the Pacific Northwest, the company's fresh chicken is produced in or near each region served and delivered fresh to the store in 48 hours or less. Foster Farms also produces delicious pre-marinated, ready-to-cook and fully cooked products that meet the quality and convenience needs of today's home cooks, retailers, warehouse clubs and foodservice customers. The company's commitment to excellence, honesty, quality, service, and people is a source of great pride, and, a longtime family tradition. Visit www.fosterfarms.com/cagrown to learn more.
(1)2010 National survey by Yale and George Mason universities: http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/02/100216113559.htm
SOURCE Foster Farms


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March 13, 2006
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Dylan Roden had an impressive outing in his collegiate debut as he tallied three goals and an assist in MIT's 7-3 victory over UMass-Dartmouth on Saturday. Jonathan Stolmeier, Brennan Sherry, Tyler Sorba, Stefano Young, and Ryan Ballentine also contributed to the Engineers' (1-0) attack.
Tech opened the scoring 3:31 into the contest when Roden connected on a feed from Young. Almost a minute later, Stolmeier set up Sherry for the first goal of his collegiate career. Stolmeier notched an extra-man goal with 11 seconds remaining in the quarter. He then recorded his third consecutive point by converting a pass by Ballentine at the 6:24 mark of the second stanza. MIT entered the intermission with a 4-0 advantage.
The Corsairs cut their deficit in half with goals by Mark Lapointe and Mike Duffey at 12:10 and 7:14 of the third period. The Engineers answered when Roden found Sorba for the goal 30 seconds later. Roden recorded the final tally of the frame with seven seconds on the clock. He continued to attack in the fourth quarter and found success with an unassisted goal after 20 seconds had expired. UMass-Dartmouth ended the game on a goal by Lapoine with 39 seconds left to play.
In net, Zach Brewer collected 10 saves for MIT while Craig Britton made eight stops for the Corsairs.


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Tornado risks, snowstorms expected as weather systems push east
(CNN) — A white Christmas is rare for Little Rock, Arkansas, but a powerful winter storm took it to a new level: The 9 inches of snow that fell broke a December 25 snowfall record that had stood for 86 years.
The storm systems that brought snow to the Midwest and tornadoes to the South continued to move eastward Wednesday, threatening the Carolinas and inland New England.
The most pressing threat is to the southern parts of South Carolina, southeast North Carolina and northern Florida, which must endure the same severe weather pattern that caused about 30 tornadoes on Christmas Day. Two people died in weather-related incidents Tuesday.
Wednesday's expected severe storms are "capable of producing more widespread damaging wind gusts and have the potential for tornadoes," the National Weather Service said.
Meanwhile, snowstorms threatened the Northeast, with blizzard conditions persisting in parts of Missouri, Kentucky, Illinois, Indiana and Ohio, CNN meteorologist Bonnie Schneider said. The storm will bring more than a foot of snow Wednesday night and Thursday to inland New England and western Pennsylvania.
Between the tornado risks in the South and the snowstorms in the North, "this extreme weather will make travel treacherous for millions of Americans this day after Christmas," Schneider said.
In areas where the storm has passed, officials are assessing the damage.
More than 25 storm-related injuries were reported in Mississippi, the state's emergency management office said Wednesday. No fatalities were reported.
In addition to the injuries, about 70 homes were damaged, most in the southern part of the state.
On Tuesday, Gov. Phil Bryant declared a state of emergency for several battered Mississippi counties, a declaration that helps get support to victims. He said that at least eight counties had reported damage and injuries.
The severe storms left more than 215,000 people in the dark Wednesday, power companies said.
"Our main priority is focused on recovery," said John Kilcullen, director of operations for emergency management in Mobile, Alabama. Electricity has been restored to 13,000 customers, and efforts were under way to remove debris, he said.
In Arkansas, the National Guard deployed resources for ambulance support in two counties, Maj. Chris Heathscott said, adding that the snow made for a tough commute Wednesday.
"I couldn't get out of my driveway this morning, so I had to walk the five miles to our offices at Camp Robinson in North Little Rock," he said. "I may have to just sleep here in the office tonight."
The storms were responsible for at least two deaths on Christmas.
A 25-year-old man in Texas was killed after a tree fell on his pickup as he was driving on the northwest side of Houston, Harris County Sheriff's Deputy Thomas Gilliland said. Officials suspected high winds knocked the tree down.
A 28-year-old woman from Woodward, Oklahoma, was killed in an accident on a snow-covered two-lane highway.
Amanda Goodman was ejected from the SUV she was riding in after the driver lost control and struck an oncoming big rig, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol said. Goodman died at the scene, and the driver and a 4-year-old passenger were taken to a hospital. They were listed in stable condition. The truck driver was not injured.
In Alabama, David Saraceno spotted something ominous as he sped down Interstate 165 in Mobile County on Tuesday. He was traveling with his wife and 1-year-old daughter to visit family when he saw a tornado on the side of the road. His wife videotaped it.
"It looked like it was about two miles away from us," Saraceno said. "I put the pedal to the floor to try and get out of harm's way, but it seemed to be getting closer and closer."
Panicked, Saraceno got off the interstate near the town of Chickasaw, drove in a different direction and then turned around to go home. He couldn't go see family in that weather.
"We drove right back into a path of destruction," he said. "It appeared that the tornado turned and came over the interstate about three minutes away from where we would have been if I did not get off the interstate. We saw a roof that must have blown off a house. Cars were pulled to the side of the road. There was a lady whose windows were shattered. It was too close for comfort."
Saraceno was not alone. Almost 30 tornadoes were reported on Christmas, according to preliminary reports by the National Weather Service.
Credit: CNN. CNN's Devon Sayers, Chuck Johnston, Cristy Lenz, Sarah Dillingham, Carma Hassan, Mariano Castillo, Joe Sutton and Steve Brusk contributed to this report.


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Here's what America has in store whistle-blowers — Despite not being charged with a crime, 22-year-old Army private and alleged WikiLeaker Bradley Manning has spent the past seventh months imprisoned under some of the most extreme, brutal conditions possible: total isolation for 23 hours a day, every day, while being dosed with antidepressants to prevent his mind from snapping. Salon takes a look at Bradley's background and his current fate, which it says is undoubtedly torture:
Bradley Manning, the 22-year-old U.S. Army Private accused of leaking classified documents to WikiLeaks, has never been convicted of that crime, nor of any other crime. Despite that, he has been detained at the U.S. Marine brig in Quantico, Virginia for five months — and for two months before that in a military jail in Kuwait — under conditions that constitute cruel and inhumane treatment and, by the standards of many nations, even torture.
Interviews with several people directly familiar with the conditions of Manning's detention, ultimately including a Quantico brig official (Lt. Brian Villiard) who confirmed much of what they conveyed, establishes that the accused leaker is subjected to detention conditions likely to create long-term psychological injuries.
Since his arrest in May, Manning has been a model detainee, without any episodes of violence or disciplinary problems. He nonetheless was declared from the start to be a "Maximum Custody Detainee," the highest and most repressive level of military detention, which then became the basis for the series of inhumane measures imposed on him.
From the beginning of his detention, Manning has been held in intensive solitary confinement. For 23 out of 24 hours every day — for seven straight months and counting — he sits completely alone in his cell. Even inside his cell, his activities are heavily restricted; he's barred even from exercising and is under constant surveillance to enforce those restrictions. For reasons that appear completely punitive, he's being denied many of the most basic attributes of civilized imprisonment, including even a pillow or sheets for his bed (he is not and never has been on suicide watch). For the one hour per day when he is freed from this isolation, he is barred from accessing any news or current events programs. Lt. Villiard protested that the conditions are not "like jail movies where someone gets thrown into the hole," but confirmed that he is in solitary confinement, entirely alone in his cell except for the one hour per day he is taken out.
In sum, Manning has been subjected for many months without pause to inhumane, personality-erasing, soul-destroying, insanity-inducing conditions of isolation similar to those perfected at America's Supermax prison in Florence, Colorado: all without so much as having been convicted of anything. And as is true of many prisoners subjected to warped treatment of this sort, the brig's medical personnel now administer regular doses of anti-depressants to Manning to prevent his brain from snapping from the effects of this isolation.
Just by itself, the type of prolonged solitary confinement to which Manning has been subjected for many months is widely viewed around the world as highly injurious, inhumane, punitive, and arguably even a form of torture. In his widely praised March, 2009 New Yorker article — entitled "Is Long-Term Solitary Confinement Torture?" — the surgeon and journalist Atul Gawande assembled expert opinion and personal anecdotes to demonstrate that, as he put it, "all human beings experience isolation as torture." By itself, prolonged solitary confinement routinely destroys a person's mind and drives them into insanity. A March, 2010 article in The Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law explains that "solitary confinement is recognized as difficult to withstand; indeed, psychological stressors such as isolation can be as clinically distressing as physical torture."
Manning is barred from communicating with any reporters, even indirectly, so nothing he has said can be quoted here. But David House, a 23-year-old MIT researcher who befriended Manning after his detention (and then had his laptops, camera and cellphone seized by Homeland Security when entering the U.S.) is one of the few people to have visited Manning several times at Quantico. He describes palpable changes in Manning's physical appearance and behavior just over the course of the several months that he's been visiting him. Like most individuals held in severe isolation, Manning sleeps much of the day, is particularly frustrated by the petty, vindictive denial of a pillow or sheets, and suffers from less and less outdoor time as part of his one-hour daily removal from his cage.
The plight of Manning has largely been overshadowed by the intense media fixation on WikiLeaks, so it's worth underscoring what it is that he's accused of doing and what he said in his own reputed words about these acts. If one believes the authenticity of the highly edited chat logs of Manning's online conversations with Adrian Lamo that have been released by Wired (that magazine inexcusably continues to conceal large portions of those logs), Manning clearly believed that he was a whistle-blower acting with the noblest of motives, and probably was exactly that. If, for instance, he really is the leaker of the Apache helicopter attack video — a video which sparked very rare and much-needed realization about the visceral truth of what American wars actually entail — as well as the war and diplomatic cables revealing substantial government deceit, brutality, illegality and corruption, then he's quite similar to Daniel Ellsberg.
To see why that's so, just recall some of what Manning purportedly said about why he chose to leak, at least as reflected in the edited chat logs published by Wired:
Lamo: what's your endgame plan, then?. . .
Manning: well, it was forwarded to [WikiLeaks] – and god knows what happens now – hopefully worldwide discussion, debates, and reforms – if not, than [sic] we're doomed – as a species – i will officially give up on the society we have if nothing happens – the reaction to the video gave me immense hope; CNN's iReport was overwhelmed; Twitter exploded – people who saw, knew there was something wrong . . . Washington Post sat on the video… David Finkel acquired a copy while embedded out here. . . . – i want people to see the truth… regardless of who they are… because without information, you cannot make informed decisions as a public.
if i knew then, what i knew now – kind of thing, or maybe im just young, naive, and stupid . . . im hoping for the former – it cant be the latter – because if it is… were fucking screwed (as a society) – and i dont want to believe that we're screwed.
Manning described the incident which first made him seriously question the U.S. Government: when he was instructed to work on the case of Iraqi "insurgents" who had been detained for distributing so-called "insurgent" literature which, when Manning had it translated, turned out to be nothing more than "a scholarly critique against PM Maliki":
i had an interpreter read it for me… and when i found out that it was a benign political critique titled "Where did the money go?" and following the corruption trail within the PM's cabinet… i immediately took that information and *ran* to the officer to explain what was going on… he didn't want to hear any of it… he told me to shut up and explain how we could assist the FPs in finding *MORE* detainees…
i had always questioned the things worked, and investigated to find the truth… but that was a point where i was a *part* of something… i was actively involved in something that i was completely against…
And Manning explained why he never considered the thought of selling this classified information to a foreign nation for substantial profit or even just secretly transmitting it to foreign powers, as he easily could have done:
Manning: i mean what if i were someone more malicious- i could've sold to russia or china, and made bank?
Lamo: why didn't you?
Manning: because it's public data
Lamo: i mean, the cables
Manning: it belongs in the public domain -information should be free – it belongs in the public domain – because another state would just take advantage of the information… try and get some edge – if its out in the open… it should be a public good.
That's a whistleblower in the purest and most noble form: discovering government secrets of criminal and corrupt acts and then publicizing them to the world not for profit, not to give other nations an edge, but to trigger "worldwide discussion, debates, and reforms." Given how much Manning has been demonized — at the same time that he's been rendered silent by the ban on his communication with any media — it's worthwhile to keep all of that in mind.
But ultimately, what one thinks of Manning's alleged acts is irrelevant to the issue here. The U.S. ought at least to abide by minimal standards of humane treatment in how it detains him. That's true for every prisoner, at all times. But departures from such standards are particularly egregious where, as here, the detainee has merely been accused, but never convicted, of wrongdoing. These inhumane conditions make a mockery of Barack Obama's repeated pledge to end detainee abuse and torture, as prolonged isolation — exacerbated by these other deprivations — is at least as damaging, as violative of international legal standards, and almost as reviled around the world, as the waterboard, hypothermia and other Bush-era tactics that caused so much controversy.
What all of this achieves is clear. Having it known that the U.S. could and would disappear people at will to "black sites," assassinate them with unseen drones, imprison them for years without a shred of due process even while knowing they were innocent, torture them mercilessly, and in general acts as a lawless and rogue imperial power created a climate of severe intimidation and fear. Who would want to challenge the U.S. Government in any way — even in legitimate ways — knowing that it could and would engage in such lawless, violent conduct without any restraints or repercussions?
That is plainly what is going on here. Anyone remotely affiliated with WikiLeaks, including American citizens (and plenty of other government critics), has their property seized and communications stored at the border without so much as a warrant. Julian Assange — despite never having been charged with, let alone convicted of, any crime — has now spent more than a week in solitary confinement with severe restrictions under what his lawyer calls "Dickensian conditions." But Bradley Manning has suffered much worse, and not for a week, but for seven months, with no end in sight. If you became aware of secret information revealing serious wrongdoing, deceit and/or criminality on the part of the U.S. Government, would you — knowing that you could and likely would be imprisoned under these kinds of repressive, torturous conditions for months on end without so much as a trial: just locked away by yourself 23 hours a day without recourse — be willing to expose it? That's the climate of fear and intimidation which these inhumane detention conditions are intended to create.
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This is only the third time in the Zoo's history that a kiwi has successfully hatched. The first hatching occurred in 1975 and was the first to occur outside of New Zealand. The National Zoo did not have another successful hatching until 2005; that male bird, Manaia, may currently be seen Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at the 11 a.m. "Meet a Kiwi" program at the National Zoo's Bird House. Kiwis in captivity are extremely rare--only four zoos outside of New Zealand have successfully bred kiwis, and only three U.S. zoos, including the National Zoo, exhibit them.
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If there is a collision between two cars, then the one who is at fault must compensate for loss of life or limb or property that he caused. So he must pay diyah for lost lives or injuries, and he must also repair whatever has been damaged on the car, in addition to the difference in price between the sound car and the one that has been repaired. This is something that is neglected by many people.
If the insurance company pays for some of the above, then he must pay for the rest, no matter how much it is, and his duty cannot be discharged unless he does that, unless the injured party lets him off.
Shaykh Ibn Uthaymeen (may Allaah have mercy on him) said: The issue is not just that of repair, rather it is repair plus the devaluation of the car as the result of the collision. This is a matter which many people perhaps do not pay attention to. But everyone knows the difference between the value of a car that has been in a crash, even if it has been repaired, and its value if it has not been in a crash. End quote from Fataawa Noor 'ala al-Darb.
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